Burglary Suspect Held After Grocery Standoff
Dwayne Neugent, owner of a grocer at 1524 E 50th St, caught a burglar at about 7 am Saturday, disarmed him of a pistol, and held him until police arrived. The suspect, an 18 year old Negro youth, was jailed awaiting charges as officers investigated break‑ins including an ice house padlock pried and milk reported missing. A 16 year old Latin American youth surrendered to police for several car burglaries. In total, 30 people were arrested for misdemeanors during the early hours, with incidents including liquor curfew violations, dice games, and vandalism at Alder son Junior High.
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Dwayne Neugent
E. 50Th St
Neugent
John Clinton
Eaton Motor Co
Ave. Q
3Rd
Avenue T
7Th Street
9Th
Avenue J
Detroit Ave
Lucky Corner
E. 37Th
Walnut Street
Mighty Man Inn
Vanda Ave
34Th St
Alderson Junior High School
Walnut
Local Briefs Cover Social, Legal and Crime Events
Dr J Wayland Bennett will speak at a Shrine Club luncheon on Monday at Johnson's House Restaurant. Proceeds from a 2 p.m. Aufill's Sports Arena play day fund hospital costs for James Lee Henry. David G Thomas challenges Tech students and faculty at 2 p.m. in the Tech Union Mesa room for a book prize. Chrysanthemum viewing invited at 214 Ave U. Civil juries report at 10 a.m. Monday in 72nd and 140th courts. Christian education workshop concludes at Second Baptist Church at 2 p.m. Lt Cmdr Ray C Nieman visits en route to San Francisco. Criminal docket call in 99th District Court begins Monday with trials and guilty pleas. Homecoming at Axtell High features Axtell vs China Springs. Ex-student association meeting 6 to 7:30 p.m. Flor a Weatenhorner hospitalized after accident. Melvin Wise treated after two-vehicle collision. Gunshot wound treated and discharged for Lola Malone. Six Diamonds Ltd members charged in Portales with jewelry statute violations. Goss and partners face slander suits against rival stores. arrests followed liquidation sale.
Rusk Outlines Issue Involved In Viet Warfare
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said Communists must be stopped in Vietnam to prevent bigger aggression later. He stated the issue is not without pain for the U S or the Vietnamese and that defeat there would lead to a more stable peace in the western Pacific. Demonstrations and counterdemonstrations were noted at Johns Hopkins with student picketing planned. a State Department spokesman called protests infinitesimal and misinterpreted abroad.
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Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
Rusk
George Huntington Williams
Johns Hopkins University
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Western Pacific
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Local SPEBSQSA Chapter Takes Third in District Contest
The Lubbock 30 man Singing Plainsmen finished third in the Southwest District barbershop contest with San Antonio and Dallas placing first and second. Texan quartet The Texans, including Lubbock members, ranked in the top ten and earned a spot in the Saturday evening show. The trophy, a small brown jug, went to Amarillo after a private side competition. The Lubbock chapter meets Tuesdays at 8 p.m. in the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing classrooms.
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Amarillo
Lubbock
Spebsqsa
San Antonio
Dallas
Society For Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Chicago
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Robert Leonard
Lloyd Thompsson
William Brattin
Jerry Medley
Methodist Hospital School of Nursing
Van Goyen painting valued at 250000 stolen in Vienna
A 17th century Dutch oil by Jan Van Goyen valued at $250,000 vanished from the Art Academy Gallery in Vienna. Police and Interpol reportedly issued a warrant for Peter Tolkmitt, 28, of Bremen, after he allegedly stole and sold four other paintings there last month. A watchman saw a young man fleeing the building Saturday morning.
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Vienna
UPI
Jan van Goyen
Art Academy
Interpol
Peter Tolkmitt
Bremen
Zone Competition yields Lubbock boys two wins
Six towns competed in Ford dealership zone contest with 126 participants. Winners advancing to Dallas district include Leo Warren Levelland Tommy West Lubbock Reginald Moore Post Brad Nace Littlefield Hoyt Glasscock Earth and Marc OHair Lubbock who scored top 368. Awards dinner Tuesday will feature Dallas Cowboy Danny Villanueva.
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Hoyt Glasscock
Earth
Brad Nace
Littlefield
Reginald Moore
Post
Tommy West
Lubbock
Lee Warren
Levelland
Marc O'Hair
Lubbock! Boys
Dallas
Leo Warren
B. L. Warren
14Th St
Pete West
W. M. Moore
Brad. Nace
C. G. Nace
Lynn Glasscock
58Th St
R J. O’hair
Warren
West
Moore
Nace
Glasscock
Johnson House
Danny Villanueva
Fire kills two infants in apartment blaze at Brooke Hospital
Airman 2.C. and Mrs. George W. McGraw were treated at Brooke Army General Hospital in San Antonio after a Friday fire that killed their two babies, Roland Fitzgerald Pouge 14 months and Ron nie McGraw three months. Justice of the Peace F. R. Land ruled the youngsters burned to death after a gas explosion. The fire is blamed on a pilot light igniting fumes from gasoline used as a cleaning fluid.
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George W. McGraw
29Th St
Brooke Army General Hospital
San Antonio
Roland Fitzgerald Pouge
Ronnie McGraw
Jamison Funeral Home
McGraw
Reese Afb Hospital
Dorothy
Reese
Justice of the Peace
F. R. Land
Lubbock
Movie Of Congress Shelved Unfinished
Washington reports a Hollywood style film about the 89th Congress flopped before completion. Gregory Peck narrated with Bernard Asbell as script writer. A sneak preview did not lead to a full release and the project was shelved with unclear funding.
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Washington
UPN
Congress
White House
Joseph Laitin
White Havse
Gregory Peck
Bernard Asbell
Laitin
State Department
Morrissey Nomination Seen Not Hurting LBJ Politically
Expert observers say President Johnson likely escapes with little political damage over the Morrissey federal judge nomination. The case could trigger Senate debate over alleged qualifications while Dirksen weighs opposition and Kennedy kinship colors the administration’s choice.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Johnson
Senate
Francis X. Morrissey
Morrissey
Boston
Kennedy
Georgia
Massachusetts
Dirksen
Everett M. Dirksen Ofllinois
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Rpublicans
Kennedys
John F. Kennedy
Morris
Stamp Designs Change Planned
Washington plans issuance of five newly designed regular postage stamps in the Prominent Americans series. The notices list Washington 5 cent and Lincoln 4 cent stamps among eighteen stamps overall. issue dates span January to December at various U.S. locations.
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Hyde Park
N.Y
Washington
D.C
Albert ‘Einstein
Princeton
N.J
Frank Lloyd Wright
Spring Green
Wis
John Bassett l Moore
Smyrna
Del
Lincoln
Springfield
Colombia Patrols Kill Bandit Group in Mountains
Colombian army patrols killed 18 bandits in the mountains 280 miles southwest of Bogota. The group, part of a 120-man force led by chieftain Tiroifio Deadeve, was reported as the army closes in. President Johnson's adviser predicted prices will hold steady with a possible tax cut next year.
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Bogota
Colombia
Tiroifio Deadeve
Hot Springs
Johnson
Free Model Wisp Ear Cordless Hearing Aid Ad
Elmsford New York special section highlights Sonotone Corporation’s tiny Wisp Ear cordless hearing aid. The ad notes an in-ear design with no external cords and offers free plastic replicas to examine, including a coupon to obtain one. The device weighs less than a fifth of an ounce with battery and is smaller than a dime.
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Elmsford
N.Y
Sontone Corporation
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Jamie) Henry
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